Dayton veterans and their families would get more burial space at the national cemetery.
This bill would allow the Department of Veterans Affairs to get about 58 acres of land near Dayton National Cemetery. This land would be used to expand the cemetery, giving veterans and their families more options for burial services in the area. The land would be transferred at no cost to the government.
Today, the Department of Veterans Affairs does not own the approximately 58 acres of land near Dayton National Cemetery, and it is not set aside for burials. If this bill passes, the VA would be allowed to acquire this land at no cost from the Montgomery County Land Bank, specifically to expand the national cemetery.
HR 2164 · 119th Congress · March 14, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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